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Katharine Stockman teaches stone carving to people of all ages. “I’ve had kids 4 and 5 years old. They love carving,” Stockman said.
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Except for catching COVID-19 or possibly spreading it, nothing will happen to you if you don’t wear a mask in Shelburne.
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If there was a landscape architect’s hall of fame, Charlotte’s Patricia O’Donnell might be its first inductee.
Shortly before Christmas the Champlain Housing Trust’s anticipated purchase of the Days Inn in Shelburne became official.
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Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds.
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Lots of people showed up to debate whether the town should enact a mask requirement for indoor public spaces in Shelburne, and many of them were from out of the town.
Earlier this year, around Arbor Day, Shelburne News published an article with photos of the Shelburne Tree Committee planting trees around town. Some of the trees planted that weekend were hon…
The Vermont Climate Council adopted the initial Vermont Climate Action Plan last week.
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The Shelburne Museum glows with light as part of its holiday Winter Lights festival. Museum buildings and gardens are decorated in multicolored light arrangements for the event, which runs 5-8…
The U.S. Senate has approved a Shelburne lawyer to serve as the next U.S. Attorney for Vermont.
Shelburne is lit up for the holidays. Around 50 people showed up for the lighting of the menorah on Nov. 30. On Dec. 3 at least 150 elves (at least they looked like elves after they put on the…
Champlain Housing Trust received a $500,000 grant from NeighborWorks America to support its shared equity homeownership program.
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At least one town official and a state legislator are discussing whether Shelburne should reinstitute a mask mandate.
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Every year since 2011, the Shelburne Veterans Monument committee has held a ceremony at the monument to commemorate Veterans Day.
Not only does Shelburne potentially have openings in town governance, it has openings in town employment — and not just the police department.
Shelburne’s newly formed equity and diversity committee wants to hire a consultant, but the town’s selectboard first wants to know what it’ll get for its money.
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